Did you know that legendary Celtics broadcaster Johnny Most is not in the Basketball Hall of Fame?
Most was the Celtics play-by-play radio announcer from 1953-1990. His "Havlicek stole the ball!" call during Game 7 of the 1965 Eastern Conference Finals may be the most well-known phrase in the history of sports broadcasting.
Please sign our petition and help get Johnny Most in the Hall of Fame.
We always watched the Celtics on TV with the sound off, and listened to Johnny Most on the radio at the same time.
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Steve W Abrashoff
4 years ago
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It is a travesty that Most is not in the HOF while Chick Hearn is. While undoubtedly a homer, Most was very colorful and knowledgeable. He called some of the most important and biggest plays in not just Celtic, but basketball history.
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Craig Ward
4 years ago
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This guy was an unbelievable announcer. One of the best he loved his Celtics ride or die. He called some of the greatest calls in NBA history and I'm a loyal Detroit Pistons fan. Heck he should of made before he passed. Rest up Johnny Most one great Celtic.
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Richard Freede
12 years ago
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Johnny Most deserves the NBA Hall of Fame induction yesterday! Are you kdding me?! Please induct the voice of the Boston Celtics forever into the HOF. He created so many terms like, nip and tuck, prepsre for basketball battle, Havilcek Stole The Ball, BANG!, and so many more which were his and his alone. Please find it in your hearts to admit a Boston Celtics icon and legend in his own right. Chick is in the HOF and Johnny deserves to be more!
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Sarah Newman
15 years ago
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My dad listened to every game on the radio growing up. The man is a legend and belongs in the hall of fame. Period.
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Mike Russell
15 years ago
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Growing up in Boston his voice was just part of life. You cant tell the history of the nba without johnny most. Total joke he isnt in springfield yet.
Did you know that legendary Celtics broadcaster Johnny Most is not in the Basketball Hall of Fame?
Most was the Celtics play-by-play radio announcer from 1953-1990. His "Havlicek stole the ball!" call during Game 7 of the 1965 Eastern Conference Finals may be the most well-known phrase in the history of sports broadcasting.
Please sign our petition and help get Johnny Most in the Hall of Fame.
We always watched the Celtics on TV with the sound off, and listened to Johnny Most on the radio at the same time.
S
Steve W Abrashoff
4 years ago
Featured
It is a travesty that Most is not in the HOF while Chick Hearn is. While undoubtedly a homer, Most was very colorful and knowledgeable. He called some of the most important and biggest plays in not just Celtic, but basketball history.
C
Craig Ward
4 years ago
Featured
This guy was an unbelievable announcer. One of the best he loved his Celtics ride or die. He called some of the greatest calls in NBA history and I'm a loyal Detroit Pistons fan. Heck he should of made before he passed. Rest up Johnny Most one great Celtic.
R
Richard Freede
12 years ago
Featured
Johnny Most deserves the NBA Hall of Fame induction yesterday! Are you kdding me?! Please induct the voice of the Boston Celtics forever into the HOF. He created so many terms like, nip and tuck, prepsre for basketball battle, Havilcek Stole The Ball, BANG!, and so many more which were his and his alone. Please find it in your hearts to admit a Boston Celtics icon and legend in his own right. Chick is in the HOF and Johnny deserves to be more!
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Sarah Newman
15 years ago
Featured
My dad listened to every game on the radio growing up. The man is a legend and belongs in the hall of fame. Period.
M
Mike Russell
15 years ago
Featured
Growing up in Boston his voice was just part of life. You cant tell the history of the nba without johnny most. Total joke he isnt in springfield yet.
We always watched the Celtics on TV with the sound off, and listened to Johnny Most on the radio at the same time.